US EditionMan’s Best Friend: The Intelligence and Perceptions of Domesticated Animals
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Man’s Best Friend: The Intelligence and Perceptions of Domesticated Animals
A domesticated animal describes an animal that has been tamed to be kept as a pet or as livestock. However, the human-centric nature of our society affects the perceptions of the intelligence and roles of particular animals. Why is the dog man’s best friend, but the pig doesn’t get the same love? Why do we put up with cats and yet a duck walking about the house would be seen as strange? Our relationship with the animals we keep at close quarter…
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